BITCOIN MAINNET

Follow your Bitcoin.

Check an address balance or see how your transaction is progressing. All you need is a Bitcoin address or transaction ID.

Bitcoin network only. Keep your private keys and recovery phrase to yourself.

Lookups use Blockstream’s blockchain data. We keep your search out of page URLs and analytics. How privacy works

No account neededPublic Bitcoin dataRead-only lookup
01 / ADDRESS

See an address balance.

Paste a public Bitcoin address to check its confirmed balance, pending changes and transaction history.

02 / TRANSACTION

Check a transaction.

Paste the transaction ID from your wallet or receipt to see its confirmations, outputs and network fee.

A LITTLE HELP

Know what you’re looking at.

A few useful things to know when checking your Bitcoin.

Where do I find my transaction ID?

Open the transaction in your Bitcoin wallet and look for “Transaction ID,” “TXID” or “Transaction hash.” Copy the full 64-character ID and paste it above. A Crypto Dispensers order number is separate from the Bitcoin transaction ID.

Why is my transaction pending?

Miners include transactions in blocks. Your fee rate and the other transactions waiting can affect how long that takes. This explorer shows the status reported by the data provider; it can’t speed up a transaction or promise a confirmation time.

Does this show my whole wallet balance?

The address lookup shows one address. A wallet can use many receiving and change addresses. Check your wallet app for your complete wallet balance.

What happens to my search?

Your address or transaction ID is sent to our server, which requests public blockchain data from Blockstream. The provider can see the lookup. We don’t put your search in the page URL, browser storage or analytics. Hosting and provider infrastructure may retain operational records. You don’t need to connect a wallet or share a private key or recovery phrase.

Can I look up Lightning payments or other coins?

This explorer covers on-chain Bitcoin mainnet transactions and addresses. Lightning invoices, test networks and other cryptocurrencies aren’t supported.